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Final farewell to PAP founding chairman Dr Toh Chin ChyeFor the...
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Hanging Out at Singapore's Changi Airport: So Many Gardens
There's a reason Singapore-Changi International Airport consistently wins awards; it's because the place is ah-may-zing. After spending much time at the three main terminals earlier this week, we're sharing with you our favorite, can't-miss bits of this massive travel hub.
Singapore faces growing pains as setbacks pile up
Senior officials arrested in a corruption investigation. Subway commuters trapped underground without light or proper ventilation.
Students turn up at wake to honour Dr Toh Chin Chye
Students came by the busload on Monday with their teachers to pay their respects to People's Action Party founding chairman and former deputy prime minister Toh Chin Chye.
Dr Toh Chin Chye's funeral on Tuesday
SINGAPORE: The funeral of the late former Deputy Prime Minister Dr Toh Chin Chye will be held on Tuesday at 11am at Mandai Crematorium.
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Top Defence and Aerospace Leaders to Gather for High-Level Conferences at Singapore Airshow 2012
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Late Dr Toh a 'kind-hearted person', says S R Nathan
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Singapore Set to Remain Competitive: Company Registration Specialists
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China Risks 4-Point Growth-Rate Cut in Case of Europe Worsening: Economy
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Outrage over 'merger' prediction
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